Sentence examples for set up better from inspiring English sources

The advanced adopters set up better links for getting information, generally from their extensionists.

The race could not have set up better for the victor.

They set up better off the tee than they did before.

Once we get them back and get everyone in their roles, everything will set up better".

The races in America set up better for Running Stag's front-running style.

Compound is slightly easier to shape and sand, while spackle will set up better in deep holes.

He can also make their lives easier, by setting up better scoring chances.

They need to tackle the problem directly, by setting up better risk control, rather than indirectly by ticking various corporate-governance boxes.

Next Thursday, for instance, a group which reports directly to the Cabinet Office and the Government's chief scientific officer meets to discuss various proposals including setting up better co-ordinated "debt care pathways" between health professionals and debt advisers.

From Sean Sullivan, Ed O'Keefe and Katie Zezima: "In a scripted speech heavy on policy specifics, he laid out a plan that he said is built on setting up better schools, lowering crime in inner cities and creating more high-paying jobs.

"For me, I think the course sets up better for a Stephen Gallacher than it does for a Luke Donald".